About Course
Nanotechnology, Science, and Applications
This course will introduce students to the science behind many nanoscale phenomena. Following an overview of the fundamental concepts of nanoscience and nanotechnology, numerous case studies will be presented that demonstrate the impact of the nanoscale on various technical features. It will be discussed technologies that are based on these occurrences.
STUDENTS IN ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE ARE THE TARGET AUDIENCE.
Course Layout
Week 1: Introduction to nanomaterials and their history Nanomaterials are synthesized using a top-down and bottom-up strategy.
Week 2: Considerations in Thermodynamics
Week 3: Hall Petch connection in reverse
Week 4: Optical Effects
Week 5: Superplasticity
Week 6: Nanoscale magnetic and ferroelectric effects
Week 7: Severe Plastic Deformation
Week 8: Bulk nanoscale structures and nanocomposites
Course Content
Nanotechnology Science and Applications – Introduction
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Nanotechnology : A Walk through History
52:46 -
Discussion on Feynman’s talk on Nanotechnology Part II
46:01 -
Impact of the nanoscale on thermodynamic considerations
35:00 -
Phase Diagrams and Stable Phases
00:00 -
Calorimetry
00:00 -
Zirconia – ZrO2
00:00 -
Experimentally Investigating the Hall-Petch relationship
00:00 -
Impact of the Nanoscale on the Hall-Petch Relationship
00:00 -
Impact of the nanoscale on Mechanical properties
00:00 -
Superplasticity and the Nanoscale: Background
00:00 -
Superplasticity and the Nanoscale: Experimental Aspects
00:00 -
Severe Plastic Deformation and the nanoscale: Experimental Utility
00:00 -
An Approach to Prepare Bulk Nanostructures
00:00 -
Nanosized Ferroelectrics
00:00 -
Impact of the nanoscale on optical properties
00:00 -
Experimental approach to study impact of the nanoscale on optical properties
00:00 -
Impact of the nanoscale on optical properties: measurements
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